Liminal Custody, a wallet infrastructure and custody platform, has appointed Rajesh Sabari as its Chief Commercial Officer (CCO).
Rajesh brings over two decades of experience in scaling fintech and financial infrastructure across global markets. Most recently, he served at Telcoin, where he led enterprise partnerships and revenue expansion across Asia-Pacific, the Middle East, and Africa.
Previously, Rajesh held senior leadership roles at Mastercard, Amdocs, and Syniverse, where he led ecosystem partnerships, drove robust regulatory engagement, developed innovative commercial models, and delivered scalable payment infrastructure.
Rajesh holds an MBA from the University of Chicago, an AI & Blockchain Graduate certificate from Stanford and is a CFA charterholder.
In his new role, Rajesh will be responsible for spearheading Liminal Custody’s global revenue strategy, institutional GTM, Digital Marketing & Branding initiatives, and strategic partnerships, including those with government agencies. His immediate focus will be on unlocking high-trust custody adoption across core global markets, including India, Middle East & Africa, North & South East Asia, where demand for regulated wallet infrastructure is accelerating.
Mahin Gupta, Founder of Liminal Custody, said, “We are at an inflection point where institutions are actively seeking secure, regulator-aligned custody partners. Rajesh’s blend of frontier-market execution and global enterprise experience makes him a valuable addition to our leadership team. His role will be pivotal in expanding our institutional footprint and building scalable revenue channels.”
Rajesh Sabari said, “Liminal Custody addresses a pivotal Web3 challenge: enabling institutions to manage digital assets with confidence, security, and regulatory compliance. I’m excited to join a company that is delivering future-ready infrastructure and translating digital-asset potential into real-world value for institutional clients. The opportunity to scale trust-led solutions across both emerging and highly regulated markets, all within a culture grounded in decency and excellence, is truly compelling.”
